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Shakespeare In Love

Shakespeare In Love
“Forbidden Love”


The movie Shakespeare in Love shows yet another approach to the subject of forbidden love. Forbidden love is something that for as long as anyone can remember has broken hearts, tormented souls and ruined some peoples lives forever. We as humans know about love and what it feels like to be in it. Why do we feel the need to try to direct a person’s heart away from it? Why do people feel the need to interfere in matters of the heart? Why do we, as humans, always want what we cannot have? Why does not being able to have something make our desire for it stronger? These are questions asked a thousand times over and every time the answer changes.

Why do we want what we cannot have and why does not being able to have it make our desires so strong? It could be because if we set a goal for something we are going to try our hardest to reach it and the further away or the higher a goal is the harder we must try. This is a......


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